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DEVILDRIVER Guitarist's 'Gear Geek': Soldering Cables Part 1

May 12, 2011

All Axess has posted the second episode of a new segment entitled "Gear Geek" featuring Mike Spreitzer of DEVILDRIVER. Each week Mike introduces a new video featuring specific piece of gear, ranging from various effects pedals to amplifiers, and discuss the aspects, the pros and cons, and go into detail on how the gear works (including some personal preference settings). This week the focus is on how to make audio cables. You will be guided step by step on how to create a high-quality cable quickly and easily with simple to follow steps. Different cable and connector types are discussed and why Spreitzer chooses them over others. You can now watch the episode below.

AllAxess.com is the new guitar-based web site web site launched by DEVILDRIVER guitarists Mike Spreitzer and Jeff Kendrick. The site focuses on instructional videos from professional guitarists and has an emphasis on learning the songs that made the guitarists well known and taught by them. The page also contains a biographical database of many of the world's well-known and not so well-known guitar players as well as blogs on the science of guitar playing and a celebrity blog focusing on celebrities discussing guitars and guitar playing.

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